Oscar-nominated Danish coach Lars von Trier has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.
Zentropa, a 66-year-old long-time production company, released the news in a statement on Monday congratulating them on doing so. According to the deadline.
"Based on an agreement with Lars von Trier, Zentropa has chosen to announce that Lars has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease," a longtime producer of Trier at Zentropa. One Louise Beth said in a statement. "This is done to counter speculation about his health prior to the premiere of " Escape from the Kingdom. "
The third and final article of Trier's 1990s cult supernatural television series "Kingdom" will premiere at the Venice Film Festival at the end of August.
"Lars is fine and is being treated for his symptoms, and work to complete the " Kingdom Escape " continues as planned," Beth said. Added.
Trier is not expected to make a lot of coverage to promote the show because of his diagnosis.
Other credits for Trier include "Dancer in the Dark" Movies of "Writer", "Antichrist Writer", "Melancholian Writer", and "Nymphomaniac".
His career is considered controversial, especially, which attracted more than 100 viewers during the 2018 movie The House That Jack Built. And showed off a standing ovation. Cannes Film Festival.
"Matt Dillon plays a serial killer. He hunts a small child with a rifle when he doesn't punish a woman. His co-star Uma Thurman conveniently schedules. There was a conflict and it didn't show up, "post Johnny Oleksinskywrote inat the time.
Trier also made a film under the Danish movement called the Dogme 95 Rule. The film was made without artificial lighting, additional music, or out-of-order scenes. The Idiots—Including explicit sex scenes — was the first movie made in 1998 according to Dogme 95's rules.
In addition, all Dogme 95 movies were made with a handheld camera. The director was not credited.
